Blue Anchor, The Beach 1935
Photo ref:
87048
Photo ref:
87048
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Beyond the promenade, the bay sweeps around past Dunster to Minehead, which lies below the high promontory of North Hill. Then, as today, it was a popular spot for families, providing a more informal recreation than the nearby resort. Umbrellas provide shade from the sun, and a picnic basket suggests it might soon be time for lunch.
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A Selection of Memories from Blue Anchor
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Isn't it funny how some things stick in your mind forever. Washford 391 was the phone number. The Beeches Camping and Caravan Site was the place and the time was the early 1950s. Bob Bosley was the owner and his brother Geoff ran the farm further up the road towards Watchet. We normally camped at the Beeches, but once we camped at the farm. We could go down in the morning and get milk still warm from the cows. As ...see more
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